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23 October, 2023

Tahs continue to tackle Movember

After a successful 2022, the Manly Warringah Waratahs are taking part in Movember again in 2023. Last year we raised $7,135 and we want to top that his year with a target of $8,000. We’re doing it for the fathers, partners, brothers, sons and friends in our lives. Movember is the leading charity changing the face...

Joel Mason

20 October, 2023

Numerous W1’s debutants, Men tussle with Stags – Pivot Creative Team Lists October 21-22 2023/24

The Manly Warringah Waratahs are pleased to announce the Pivot Creative team lists for this weekends Men’s and Women’s premier cricket action. The men’s sides take on the Stags, with 2’s and 4’s at home, while the Women’s grades face the Slayers and Bankstown, only 3rd grade hosting a fixture this week. PG’s also play...

Ollie Melville

20 October, 2023

Tah Talk with Jay Lenton – Red ball time

Welcome to another week of Tah Talk with Jay Lenton, proudly brought to you by our good friends at Invest Blue! RED BALL TIME If there’s a silver lining to our early exit from the T20 competition, it’s the fact we can now concentrate on our climb up the premiership ladder. Don’t get me wrong...

Ned Hole

18 October, 2023

Waratahs in History – John Borzi

This fortnight Howzat Building Waratahs in History Q&A saw us speak with John Borzi, a club member and player for 8 years. John played for the club from 1985/86 to 1996/97. “Borzi” was a captain extraordinaire with his best personal season being 1993/94. His bowling figures of 8-60 at a season average of 12.20, also...

Michael Osbourne

18 October, 2023

The Weekly Wicket – Waratah’s Podcast with David Gainsford

Our great friends at The Cachet Group bring us another episode of The Weekly Wicket. This week one of the true gentlemen of our club, David Gainsford, is up on the mic. David was born and bred in the Bush but has lived his whole adult life on the Northern Beaches. It brings a great...

Joel Mason

16 October, 2023

Men go 4 from 5 to return to winning ways – Weekend Wrap 14th/15th October 2023

The tables turned across the weekend with a very different series of results compared to last round, as the men went 4 from 5 to return to winning ways while the women had a frustrating weekend despite a phenomenal run chase victory in W3s. M1’s bounced back superbly from last week’s nail-biting defeat, with a...

Will Gustafson

15 October, 2023

John Bull Removals again backing Kua in 23/24

Lauren Kua’s game has grown in leaps and bounds over the last few seasons. But her all-round game with both bat and ball is continuing to get better, and she is proving to be a huge asset to the club. Her no nonsense, attacking stokeplay with the blade can set the match alight, while her...

Joel Mason

13 October, 2023

Women’s triple header headlines round – Pivot Creative Team Lists 14-15 October 2023/24

The Manly Warringah Waratahs are pleased to announce the Pivot Creative team lists for this weekends Men’s and Women’s premier cricket action. The Men’s grades will look to recover from last week with 4 out of 5 grades at home against UNSW. The Women’s host a T20 triple header at Manly Oval on Sunday, with...

Ollie Melville

13 October, 2023

Tah talk with Jay Lenton – Sienna’s super return

SIENNA’S SUPER RETURN Sienna James looked like being the one that got away when she quit cricket two years following second grade’s premiership win. She had fallen out of love with the game and wanted to focus on other aspects of her life, including completing the HSC. “Winning the second grade premiership felt like the...

Ned Hole

12 October, 2023

Archie Gray celebrity cricket match – Wests vs Manly, 15th November 2023

The Manly Warringah Waratahs will be taking on Western Suburbs in a celebrity charity match to honour the late Archie Gray, as well as raise money for the Mark Hughes foundation. We are absolutely honored to be involved in such a wonderful initiative. Archie passed away on the 8th of November 2022 after an eleven-and-a-half-month...

Joel Mason